Relaxation and Renewal

The Dolomiti d'Ampezzo Nature Park and the Hidden Alpine Lakes

A space dedicated to the destination’s more relaxing side, highlighting the Dolomiti d’Ampezzo Nature Park, the alpine lakes, the streams, and all the experiences devoted to wellness and slow tourism.

There are places where time slows down and nature takes center stage. The Dolomiti d’Ampezzo Nature Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, holds an extraordinary wealth of biodiversity, trails immersed in silence, crystal-clear streams, and alpine lakes that invite you to experience the mountains at a slower, more mindful pace. A journey through unspoiled landscapes, centuries-old forests, and views that offer genuine moments of wellbeing.

Botanical Trail to the Fanes Waterfalls

A route that leads you to discover the flora and fauna of the Dolomiti d’Ampezzo, crossing one of the most striking corners of the Nature Park. The spectacular Fanes Waterfalls set the scene for an immersive experience among biodiversity, nature, and landscapes that change with every step.

To the springs of the Boite river, up to Lake Fosses

A hike that follows the Boite stream up to the historic Malga Ra Stua, continuing on to Lake Fosses and the Rifugio Biella. A route immersed in mountain stillness, among pastures, waterfalls, and views that capture the truest essence of the Dolomites.

The hidden alpine lakes

Small bodies of water tucked among the mountains offer some of the most enchanting views in the Cortina area. From Lake Bai de Dones, the gateway to the Cinque Torri, to Lake Limides with its reflection of the Tofana di Rozes, to the charming Lake Ghedina and the nearby Lake Pianozes, each stop invites you to slow down, breathe, and let yourself be surprised by the beauty of nature.

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